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Which Version of the English Bible Should I Pray With?
When meditating on the Word of God, choose a Bible translation that works best for you—but whatever you do, don’t go with a “contemporary English…
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Which Version of the English Bible Should I Pray With?
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His Heart in Hiding: The Priesthood of Gerard Manley Hopkins, SJ
A life short in years but rich in suffering, offered in union with the Host
Jun 26
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Angela Cuba
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His Heart in Hiding: The Priesthood of Gerard Manley Hopkins, SJ
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A Barn Burner of an Article, Read Aloud for You
This 800-word essay is so exceptional, I had to share it here — and do a voiceover!
Jun 20
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John Mac Ghlionn
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A Barn Burner of an Article, Read Aloud for You
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Cut Down, It Flourishes Again: Why I’m Hopeful About the Future
And how we can nurture our hope in difficult times
Jun 16
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Cut Down, It Flourishes Again: Why I’m Hopeful About the Future
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Iconic Initiation into the Mystery of the Holy Trinity
Andrei Rublev’s "Trinity icon" is an ideal point of departure for contemplating that which must ever exceed any image or thought
Jun 12
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Iconic Initiation into the Mystery of the Holy Trinity
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The Glory of the Christian Rainbow and the Satanism of Its Inversion
There is something not only publicly offensive but positively demonic about the way the rainbow and the month of June — traditionally dedicated to the…
Jun 5
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Peter Kwasniewski
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The Glory of the Christian Rainbow and the Satanism of Its Inversion
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The Lilies of Lisieux: The Four Sisters of St. Thérèse
Pauline, Marie, Léonie, and Céline followed quite different paths to religious life but all of them lived it heroically
May 15
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Angela Cuba
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The Lilies of Lisieux: The Four Sisters of St. Thérèse
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The Cross Shatters Optimism, the Resurrection Shatters Pessimism
What we must learn from the battered, murdered God and His unfathomable conquest of death
Apr 21
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Peter Kwasniewski
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The Cross Shatters Optimism, the Resurrection Shatters Pessimism
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The Best and Most Necessary First Thing
Life Lesson: Prayer Before Technology
Mar 31
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Peter Kwasniewski
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The Best and Most Necessary First Thing
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Don’t Keep the Sword of God’s Word Sheathed
Jacques Philippe and St. Ephrem the Syrian on finding refuge and power in Scripture
Mar 6
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Don’t Keep the Sword of God’s Word Sheathed
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Thoughts on Battling OCD & Scrupulosity
You can't reason or bargain with a demon; you have to shut it down with the word of God
Feb 27
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Thoughts on Battling OCD & Scrupulosity
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Building the Mystical City of God from Womb and Hearth: St. Thomas on Christian Marriage (Part 2)
Offspring and multiplied friendships promote the “more divine” common good
Jan 16
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Building the Mystical City of God from Womb and Hearth: St. Thomas on Christian Marriage (Part 2)
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